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Mars may still be volcanically active, as a European orbiter keeps sniffing hydrogen chloride over Alba Mons
Every early northern summer, the same patch of Mars exhales a whiff of hydrogen chloride. The European Space Agency’s ExoMars ...
This orbiter caught a whiff of some stinky cracks.
Gone with the stellar wind?
Mysterious gas emissions and fresh volcanic fissures suggest that Mars may not be geologically dead after all, with hot magma ...
What is an explosion? The science of gunpowder, volcanoes, flour, and human angerChapter 1: We Want to Explode EverythingWe ...
Sparking 'self-directed learning' with AR coloring. WAGZAK RUN, a free educational app available in 51 languages.What you ...
Archaeologists have uncovered a glimpse into Pompeii's forgotten past after opening a cupboard that had been sealed for ...
NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft has been breaking distance records for decades. Launched almost 50 years ago, it became the farthest human-built object from Earth when it overtook the pathfinding Pioneer ...
Scientists, first responders and local agencies gather in town to turn Mount Garibaldi research into practical emergency and land-use planning tools.
The 45th edition of the Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF), organised by Sharjah Book Authority (SBA) from 4 to 15 November at Expo Centre Sharjah, ...
"We have to regularly monitor the primary and secondary metabolites of these microalgae," said Awalina Satya, a researcher at ...
Crystals from seven Andean volcanoes share one chemical fingerprint, tying each volcano eruption trigger to a pulse of hot ...
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